AN AREA THE SIZE OF A FOOTBALL FIELD IS CUT DOWN EVERY SECOND.
THING AGAIN.
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girl cant reach paper so sits on photocopier and it copies her ass.
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This is a serviced Ricoh FT3613 A3/A4 desktop photocopier with one free toner and one ream of A4 paper.
You can purchase this machine for £285 inc vat and free delivery within mainland UK tel 01233 668309
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Our school creates a yearly handbook and directory, loaded with pictures. They are about 60 pages combined and have lots of photographs. To make them look good, we have to print them, as copying doesn’t give the photos enough variety of shades or shades of gray.
We are in Thailand and are not working with the most sophisticated copying equipment, though the copy shops are cheap and efficient.
I remember from the early 80’s, before sophisticated printers, that you could process the pictures so that they could print well on black and white dot-matrix printers and would copy well. The shades of grey were made by distancing of the pixels.
Anyway, is there anyway to do something like this with Picasa or another simple photo editor?
Thanks a lot!!! – William in Chiang Rai, Thailand
I suppose it depends on the printer. But usually simple copiers are able to print few shades of gray. So your pictures will come with high contrast. The best thing to do is to prepare the pictures with high contrast before so that the copier will not change them much. I don’t know Picasa but adjusting contrast is a simple operation that any photo editing program can do. Just edit the photos with a high contrast that looks good.
Jacobabad Azhar Ahmed Siyal Photo Copier of Zakir Photo State DCO Office Road Jacobabad Sindh
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then transfer it into my pc, (photo, or picture, files?)
You can copy a photo with a copier and you can copy it to your pc if your printer has a scanner also as one of its functions. If it does, just put the picture on like you were going to copy it then press scan. If your printer does not have a scan option on the printer itself, go to your printer’s icon on your computer and see if that option is available through there. Assuming that you were able to scan, you can select were you want to scanned item to go (my pictures, adobe, imager etc). I hope your printer has a scanning option
lol i think you should slim down.. get it oooo… well he does FAIL!
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try to explain this to your boss lol =]